I believe the answer is c
<span>Nine of his ships sunk in 1494. Hunger and complaining of the voyage. </span>
<span>being the youngest so it was hard for him to be able to say things because he was so young when he started. H</span><span>e faced fear, sickness, bad diets, stale food, mutiny, lack of food, and sea monsters (back then they didn't know that sea monsters were fake so they feared of them) </span><span>Christopher Columbus challenges were sickness, sailing, and death.
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There would be no beliefs to follow or rights to care about. For all they would know they would be fighting with a person with the same beliefs and won’t realize it until the opponent is exercising them.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Indeed, there is no question here, It is an affirmation.
Doing some research we find that the question that is missing is:<em> "Do you agree with him?"</em>
If that is the case, we can answer the following.
First, let's have in mind what John Locke wrote about the war in his treatise "Second Treatise of Government." He said that he supported the war but in equal or similar conditions between rivals. He appealed to the Ethics of war saying that waging war with a weaker rival was not just or moral.
With that in mind, I can say that in whatever form, war has never been the solution for conflicts. On the contrary, it only creates pain, deaths, damage, and so much destruction. That has been the history of humankind. Most of the time, nations wage war to exert power and control over other territories or exploit their raw materials.
The state that passed the first law providing the popular election of delegates to the National Convention was: Wisconsin
At that time, the election that conducted in Wisconsin was based on simple majority amount for the candidates. This system limit the candidate's effort in reaching out to smaller territories, but it ensure that all vote from the people are counted as result (this is not the case in electoral system)
